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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
FEATURES OF vEg-YogK DEALIvIA

FEATURES or VEy-YOGK DEALIV14
Dunes the principal feature OF the trading at the
Produce EIchanFe yesterday and there absolutely
significance 70 the naIketa Exporters continued TO be
large buyers Of wheat tax ing 10000 bushels Tho
cash steady The decrease the vsblo supply
about expected excited little innu.
speculation Exporters n of
taking 10000 bushels In options gains OF an az cent
scored in wheat and end
steady Oats steady and virtually unchanged Lard
OF poins Final prcrs options
Wheat-JanUary e2h. February B27a March 84is April
95s~ May S61s June 81 ~ July 90. August W y cents
Corp-Jai uary 47I feDruaiy 49, March ~. ADril 60
May 6O,1 cents.
Oats-January 35ia February 36s. March &c. April 3e,
May S0s4 cents.
SO u.s. February Sc II. March Sc 49, Aprn
So 80, MAY SO So June 81 "a
The receipts gram nonr reported yesterday
New.York, baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston fol
Wheat, llbp77 bushsIs corn 1884 bushels:
60055 bushels total gram. 2sA87O bushels Hour 4s262
barrels Al Chicago Milwaukee ami 1T Ions the
Wheat 76,73e bushels. corn. 276 1854 bushels.
1885 bushels; total grain. <9O9y Jushes HOUR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
THE STATE or TRADE

% Ss: Ms.s
Paiso:e" rsm i' IS So % 50 ssp ri
do a@ss sss ss
ern Winter Red spot ssc Cia; fo;. ca. coSc,
g Mos ss dull Mn ss:f
Ws.'ss" sY.% .pcf tssl!4es January
$tsssS Wcsiers wniia s7Sssc DO Iiieh. %SSss. ~.
Choice westsrn sil OOesis Provisions steady nsss
sldos 5aO. Hams l2Si2ac. -. Larl.RcnnsG 7Ss.
sn''er aI% w S,. psef' asssc
EssSsS sarsos. ordinary g i.
ns.% ias Sugar apl:s sc'' ccypss-Rs
Flour Is Gran, taa6d Receipt-Tionr AM bSis whssS
900 bush shpments-Fiour 1874 bbIa Wheat $4,000
bash Corn 10000 bush sseswhest 81 800 bush Corn
!an * s. sssns E: . GO:
Steamer %'' %;s rss s. sFss %S;s sSss
ses s"i III. and S" o ssS a Corr sSS
lush oats $1,000 bush short, ll.Coo bu.h
vim sales Ct sac se:ns q " s Ha
white asssn nc" e r1 Ssar sS'H "a ::
5 aaSs 10 S $Sas Nc s0w va ws
Mixed s3c. Rece,pt.-E,ur hbi.. Wheat 1900
eSD 9osS SS, oos
CHICAGO Jan. 17-Fiour Quiet AMI unchanged. Winter
Patents ~ 1894 So southern Winters 001$4 TO- Mich.
lsan Winter So 90 Choice to Fancy Minnesota Pay
s$Ss Rye flO"r-ss 20 as 10 N oS bucfxn:ss "
81 50 per loo 10.
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

SupRENe COURT CHAHBERs-Bcfore Lawrence. J-Nos.
2S IA N, 10 81 95 1Ol lO7 lO9 lle III 49, 1872 1873
1914 I2 l2 dSS III 1885, 100 ISL 1888 49, ISL 1856, 1885,
SUPREME CouRf-GKsKRAL TKRM-Before Van Brnnt p J ,
Brady Danieis and Bartlett JJ.-Nos 1885, 100 ia ia
1870 1877 1884, l06 169 ia 1872 1885, 1877. 1875 200 202 1913
1928. l43, 144, las. 147. 1871 1853 17b
SUPREME COURf-SPECIAL TRIUMPHANT T.-Before Patter-
Mos 66S 1865 1883, 995. 1906 1888 49, $780, $50,
SUPREME C0URT-SPKcILL TERM-PART II.-Before fngra-
ham, Mos 1853. 200 26s Sal. 5as 1885, ST. 1896 1892
..surnKNE -CIRcuIr-PAnT I=Betore Barrett j.
Nos 2244 2033 1885, 344S 364s 3i73 3t74 1890 28f0.
825l 1882 22ss 3426. 1894 $3.50 go 2SS 1896 1907.
1743iq. 2295 1866. 3407 1855. 10 g. 1888
SUPREME CoURr-CIRCUIT-PART III.-Before Williams j.
Gaze on-No day calendar.
sURRoGATR's CoURT-Before Rollins s-Estatc Of David
Of James ii Paine 12m
SUPERIOR CoURr-srEcIAL TERa-Before Dugro Mos
No dav calendar.
SUPERIOR CouhITRIAL TrRn-rARr i.-BeiOre sedrwicf.
C.J.-NOs AL GAO.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TKRM-PART II.-Beooe Freed.
man. J.-NOs. 1928 1868.
SUPERIOR CouRI-IRiAL TERN-PART II1.-Before oGor
man, mo 49,. 1892
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TRRu-PART 1V.-Before Truax
J.-No $685. 400.
CoNMoS PLKAs-GESERAL TERM-Adjourned until the first
MONDAY Of February.
COMMON PLsAs1TRIAL TERM-PART I-Before Van Hoe.sn
JNos 22SS 1864 22a3 1919 2247 222o 22lb 23n3 1898
l55S 2oes 223 2o2 ss6 SIG 2222 222S 2227 2236 224<
COURT OF OYpR AND ADMINISTRATIONS Barrett, j. and
District.Attorney Martiue-No day calendar
COURT OF GENERAL SRssoNs-PART before Judge Cow
ing and Assistant District Attorney FeowsNos J.
667s o. PoadinEs- 10. H. IL. IL. IA. IL TO-
Gildersleeve and Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald
Nos. ], 2, 3. 4. D, 9, is, Q. 10 IL, H. l3. IA, 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18

In state bonds the Virginia 6s deferred receipts wero
at 79A Georgia gold rs sold at 1903 and Missouri 6s
1887 Hannibal and t Joseph were easier at lo2 OF
tinen,a l0 at ~ and Metropolitan 300 Mt 33
The market for railway bonds was only moderately
90 and closed quoed gsas G99. Missouri. Kansas and
Texas general 0s rose TO 100 Canada southern drst O.,
were firm at lO0 West Shore IA we're steady at 1899
io9.e Pennsylv9na 42, sold at loi+slo3:
% soo Sanson s anna e %nc S'@ a S ssd q,
2e and sts Paul o. ra' as and Nest
division. at 1861 and terminal 5s 1898 Lake shore
sccond brought i?3. aid Canada southern second So
per 81 and closed at O6a and the second IS roso
81 10 81. Columbus Hooking Valley and Toledo 81
were at Vna MdaSd nrs ts'e rp.s
per cent 70 es Wabash nrss. Chicago division. were
Ga at and Texas sS and fr nSS
incomes were aeve between 63l 1879 $685. and rsts
Denver nr.s drm at oos and New orleans Pacino
nrsts rose 4 to So
Cotton seed on certificates sold 400 at 63s d64 03
Kingston and Pembroke ,0,l00) At tOsa4l4a+1. Lake
certificate. c2oo6I at Gois sGoa st Louis Fort Scott
and wichita 300 at 10 and at IS buyer 80 days. Chi
seconds $3.50 900 at 80 Ad63 ksnawha and Ohio rsts
$4,000 atty. Rome and Decatur nrsts 49, 900 a. $685.
~ LOUIS, Arkansas and Texas rss tS23OOO at 1OOsQ
Mining a.7OOl at Sll dsl2 %.
I'll" local money market worseda little trmer and
per cent was the more for call loans the
exceptions were Dnd per cent and the closing "A
House S69l, l23. The arrival OF foreign gold WAS
900 French francs.
The sub Treasury today lost balances S43O OO9
made up by losses Of S9s,6s9 currency and 1891 800
coin The days operations covered Receipts. Sll39
7O3 payments Si.56O.7I2; currency balance, $iS224
Oss coin balance, l49025.3 1872.
= The Clearing House statement today was as follows:
Exchanges, Sl4l,2 $3.50 balances, ~, sSSs44.
ILo Unis"d states Treasury ut Washington received
Slo.OoO National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts 1850 $50. and the internal
revenue receipts x579,207.
The foreign exchanges quiet and firm in tone.
We revise quotations for actual business as follows:
BANKERS bs ~ SO and - 81 for long and short ser
ins respectively s2 and Boss for francs; 94is and
0oi9 Tor reichharks; 39T- and 40l4 for guilders.
IN LONDON British cOnsOls steady at loo 1919 and
100 1910 respectively for money and account Money
was easy At 2G3dB for discount OF bankers bills Tho
Bank OF England gained $4,000 bullion OH balance.
American railways irregular. but the whole
strong Al Paris French per cents declined to el3o
ana sgnt exchange easier ut 253 . francs TO the e.
Inc honestako Mining Company has declared It's l02d
lounsDery * Co.. Mills Building, January rs. Transfers
close January 20. Total dividends to date $37lS,75O
The attention OF investors 10 directed advertise
msn6 OF George X sisares Sons, who OFFER for sale
ooO shares OF tho capital stock or the Now York steam
company Tho advertisement fully explains Itself and
additional information may DO obtained at the Office Of
the firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKrTs

LIVERPOOL Jan ProvisioDs- Bacon, Cumberland Cut
37s 6d Long Clear Middlrs 33s OBJ short Clear Mdds
34A Od Short Us SOS I'd shoulders 2Ss 0d Per Beef
$40 Oh for Extra india Mess Prime Mess. Ola Cd Pork
Prime Mess. ga Oh per bbL; Prime Mess Eastern
62s6d Western. 67s I'd LardA meric.n. Dos Prime
Shoulders $1,000 ButrlO7s6d per cwLfor finest United
btatos Cheese American Choice 63s OIL Wheat-lied
Western Spring To. I'd. d7s I'D; Rel Winter. Is 81 d
Is 81. per Genital New NO. 2 Winter u. yl No 2
Spring Is d New Mixed Western As Al. California 40
J. Is. I'd Is pd do No 6s I'd 46 od per Pro.
duceSplrts Of Tnrpentine 2s 9d DO at London. 2s OIL
per cwt; Refined Petroleum. Id per gallon. Clover seed
American ked, ass. per cwt Tsllow-2.5 Oh. per cwt
Fine American 24s Oh; Prime CITY, 23s. 81 per cwt
81. per PTovlsions-Amercan Refrigerated Beef
hind quarters bd fore qnsrter 8 10 Hops al Lon.
don-NewYorK state. ~ los Oh sS U.s. Cd Cottonseed
oil. Liverpool make. ISs. ID.
Receipts The week From Atlantic ports 49, 100
sources, 1000 quarters.
Receipts Of American corn. 26. 200 quarters.
LONDON. Jan Introduce Ilnseei Oh, $50 5aOL $50
los Cd ton Calcutta Lnseed 4Os 3D. quarters: Lin.
seed Cake. 80 l6s Sd per ton Refined Petroleum CAL
ACID. yer galioni Spirits OF Turpcntine 1os Cd per
cwti Pale Gs Oh alls 3D. Prov,ons-Lard. 32s I'd per
cwI for American bugarl3s 0d per cwL fcr Cuba Cen
fair refining anOat Australian TallowBecf 2<s OIL 2Ga
%: Mutton 27s. Cd. d30s Oh. Cocoanut OiCeyOn, 1928
Ca Cochin &36 o. American Ref Xeated Beef 3s
hind quarters and 2s I'd for fore quarters per
ASTwERP. Jan. l7-Petroeum-Fine Pale American II
france Is centimes paid aud ~ francs 81 centnes
WcoXs Lard closed ~ ~ francs % ceBtmes 100
Wcoxs Lard closed at 30 marks rs pfennngs per ITO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18

Ihs highest cash prices we're 9. oIovsIAwhsas-
10 ssI.G.: .oat.-SOx 2s.c.:, kys-Na q SstS:::.
s. 'sssf 81 s'~:
short aS sides, oesr 50 TO- Dr, ss,s Shoulder eSfsi
Per s%sarSs Loaf S SS
kys ioGSo bush: sarey s. 900 Sa'n snlI@Sn,:-soaf
ssS S SS. s sS'0 S SSS push o
Dy tn: sss
ssc. per dozen Tor fresh.
r ..sS''s : sos
Corn active 4Sis.i - 50 Mixed
Lard al s. 80 DSOf rub. %
snort RIBS 81 90. short Clear 81 .. wniskey-
aSS sn 80 oi.
mig .ns Butchers IS a S. receipts scS
shpments 1900 head.
Nav as. s. =; ssss;ss.-sI; ssS bush S:ia3Ss. W.
* sc receipts 1000 cusa Glover sssd-Cssh " S.
CASH Feb 1ssS' Nav Corn :;:sdyss
No l. 81 on'I sarsy-sS prev,,oa. cs sr
hs: ss: ::s aas
bpsn Wheat 5000 bush Barley lo9Io bush smpmenS
bush. '''''' ~' -''~
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. l7.-wheat Market strong higher
cas- .yi.c.' Jan. 75sc.' Feb. '3eTc.' Nav s4Ic.
pKoRrA Jan. II corn. new.active Hsn Mlxet .as5e
&c. No. S.sS Ms ss Ss' fSa'' e No. St
@ o Sus m 5ns oo S.
Oats 5000 bush. Rye 1000
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l7.-rlour-There was no change
full prices while buyers manifested lutte to op
Psnnsyivsna super q 5oesz .. DO EXTRA y i0Sss.G
rennsy'v.na Fsn,y sS..ess % Pennsy,ysnla n0s 10,
ONO Clear s.o,ss.s 20 ;r,;i "; Ss. q s N Z
LOUIS Illinois Clear ~ 20 al 81 q straghs
81 Winter Wheat a. Patent !. ,SssS Jig
"a So Minnesota patents goo choice IS IS 20
aSSssT sl1 os - Ssr 100
G.s rni Feb nr% e"Sye S' March
Aii e4se6'.c Rye.No rsnn y, .oa s.s.
6u nothing doing for SPECULATION expert, sales No
Depot 4sac No yellow grain depot .4S st,H@ss
F i" s1al" dsG. 49, M March is
trek . . -fls w issss s.s'
ssi q" :y e %i,,s S s4 ss
mary. GEES; DO for fcS,aary se:sss. o'
Pr Provision. st Steady Bss Sy isny
psrs mess us oS SS prime mess new" $500 60 smy
$500 s,yy 81 90 .s%s d smoked gss
ssa9s s " no anu S%tAe's
York Creamery Extra 27e; Western 1a.e pasKe1
e dun N NswToTi iS erca," saIssc Ono
s4? ssaye LtSs a's' rfi
bbls she Sugar-Rcfned dull formulated Is 100
lbl6c. Confectionery A. o Uc Powdered ~, Feed
dun. Winter sl7 GOA II 50 per ton. Receipts
Flour LOCO ibis Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 9OUu vushs
Dat, ID bush shlpmeDts-WheAt $4,000 uusD Cora
lOl.OOU uush. Oats lV.JOJ vush
ST LOUIS Jan. l7-Four dull, unchanged-xXX 81 5oS
a % 90 Extra Fancy IS yUGi 10 Patents - soSt w.
81 -c.; February &c. March sis.e. May slssostc.
No ! Mixed casn S4ts s5.ej February stss3aSe,
closug 34A- March 800. q 80 Sc, closing 3o'tci Nay
Sizes p closing ssrc oats Snl. NJ" Mixed oasa:
5! Barey-N3 market ,May1Prairie - % aSsae;
DAIRY Eggs q s2i tia ~ seed 4. g.s
81 10 Prcyislons dall.Pok at ~ 3 si2 o. csa Lara
90: Rbs - 10 saor, Clear 81 20 B9.sd
Bacon arM. Long Clear sg7s sa9r, Ri1s r.. at % s7
ReeeOtsFOur 1000 bbl. Wheat, so9oS 1ash p s9Ln
80 0UO bush. shpments-Flour 5000 cbs: Wheat eooQ
bush Corn. $4,000 lush oats 5000 lush; Rye
bush Barley 900 bush
TOLEDO Jan. l7-Wheat dull Cash sSSc ed !: i Tcs'
SiLc; May 80 &C.. Corn steady Cash Soy.c Ost; auL
Cash Clover seei dull Cash q Ixc sss ss rsa
O.ts 00J bush Clover seed 703 bags shpasnts-wnsA1
a.VvV Corn 20V0 bush Osts oasn Cio's' WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
BIERAL,s Trial AGAIN POSTPONED.

Lous Bers who shot and severely wounded United States
Surveyor Beate beside his wife and their in
the United States Circuit Court while his counsel asked
Judge Benedict for adjournment Of his trial The insanity
which his counsel alege his behalf not apparent.
though he was ner vcns and restless tIJudge Cnr made
earnest plea for adjournment He ssid General Sokes
10 the leading counsel this He asked me 10 assist
him. We expect TO mainly tho question OF the mental
condition Of the respondent tho when this
committed We alesc thst he was legally and morally ire
sponsbe The difficulty of properly preparing to try such
10 great that cannot he ready thu FIRST Mon
day Of the next term Assistant District Attorney Foster
did think that there should adjournment for
than week Judge Benedict the down peremp
torily for trial next Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Tho question whether William Beach Lawrence was rs.
sent Of SewYork when he died settled anatvely yes
rday In the proceedings before Surrogate Rollins which
tors here the ground that Mr. Lawrence lived In Nswport
yusnce lawrence yesterday dissolved the injunction
anng Ernest Harvie receiver of the estate
esnptti from disposng Of the property
KEY claims that wbsh hs purchased tho Charor
n,tatr Ior se60OO ~ Real Estate Exchange ssle he
sSe, tns innIi: wilh IL Ellie Charsr who sold the
fpcIV nslsts hat tho furniture Included Justice
Yesterday referred the matter TO
n0berty '''A '~'"'' "''" "'sT'snhg Win mo
application made By Abraham suydsm for peremptory
aesMus 10 compel Warden Walsh OF the TomGa 10 tilo1
- 70 bold private consultations with certain prison
~ - denied by Justice Lawrence yesterday.
s y the SUIT Of Telegraph Conpanv
sisSSss a s'Ss .eh.nss ths Gold and STOCK
Van ~ ssasinnsd ysssTtax before !usics III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18

Health Commissioner Otterson has renewed the plan set
foot by Dr. Joseph H. Raymond when be the head Of
the Brooklyn Health Department OF establishing city hos
pai diseased 1t proposed the
laure for authority which able place pro-
vdcd for the sequestston AMI hospital treatment O. victims
OF smallpox scarlet fever dph cria and other dangerous
diseases when the health authorities deem 10 best Al present
the only place for smallpox patients the small and
venent county smallpox hospital outside the city. which
not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
UNCERTAIN WHOSE Wifi SHE WAS.

curious complication will presented In tho
800. 20 determine the ownership Of property Of
oaoid"ei who died at No IS Vanderbilt ave- Brook
ne isft widow. two children by his second
man n ne ssa 10 ,ss s.ssd the divorced wife q
divorced yau living at ~ ,haS she never was
her children by Csndwe lsgtats wet. - wSua maze
y s her m,rriase Of no es, viii s II ts,s
heirs TO the property including lot rhs s.S
Will settle / statul Nv ~" trlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18

ne Dross,. Journal Yec!si Lendsp eseleCsa ssssss
o. Loyis. Jan f7-esftts-. ttsc~bss $50 sssh shia-
R Rs W. heal %srI:s ;tr"ni cod hSsss css:ss
19st III Sd sutshsrs steer. Fair g c.iss g ore
fair o. e GOOD 81 O0sa 90 Tc.ans - ehoies
R.ss-Reespta $3.50 head sh,pmcnta 1850 head,
married snsd actve and 10 cenfs higher heavy gas6
wocs neaV and hutshere' SELECTIONS 1904 90 faeG'
ri so 20 soca 6oSs4 S. Workers. medium g fancy,
- oVO - ~ riga common good Is AO0ek rs
Saeen- Receipts l50 head shipments $40 mad market
Fancy 81 1894 10 w .-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
CONFRONTED By THREE WIVES.

seeck g. schohed who was arrested charge OF bgAmy
saturday preferred by his second wife while he living
with third wife a. No. 1872 East Seventy
raEned before Police Justice Walsh IN the Adams Street
Police Court in BROOKLYN yesterday His three
the most Interested To the OF hs second
wife Frances Louise McCobb who married him under the
NAT harles f. Vaudeville lie pleaded guilty and the
hearing was adjourned for week T.e third .lts. Belle
e. Scboh~d october 1880 mste secohd OF
bgamy sganst him. and ne pleaded not gnlty 10 that also
The sent 10 Raymond Street Jail In default OF bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
or. MARKET

OIL CITY, Penn, Jan. l7.-Crude OiL-Nationa Transe
opened 1t 7O closed TIA highest
~ lowest to- Sales barrels charters. s9G4
barrels cearsncss S876OVV barrels: Shipments ll3Iio
barrels; runs. - baItee
PIrTsBURG JAM l7.pelroleun dull and stsay NstoaAa
Trausit Csrlcates opened II and closed o. 7l high.
eat price. ~ lowest, IL .t
TrTusyILLR Penn, jan Irrational Transit Certncstee
opened 7os and closed al II highest price, ~
price. 70Ts
BRADFORD Penn, JAM l7.-Crudo ol-Na'iona' iraaas
Cerhcates opened 7O and closed at q highest pno%
IA low eat prics 1Oss; clearanees. 2zSe,U00 ossr~@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
, on London ct 20 sranca So

Pars aviees quote Exchange ct 20 ssnca ss
confines for checks. o. -. r.
mParis adyces state that after the ociai closing
francs 80 centifnes for tile account -'77'
The market dat Rumors shat new loan would be
Issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
THE SOUTTER SECURITIES

PRODUCED IN lin BOX BEFORE COMMISSIONER
GRIFFITH-MR. sOUTTER SILENT
william X Soutter whose management Of his
fathers the subject Of awsu aud OF Indictment
procured by in the Duchesse dAuIv be-
fore Commissioner griffith yesterday In obedience TO the
der OF Judge Wallace him TO produce all the secur
ties belonging the which his accounts showed
sim In bis possession HIS counsel Mr. McCurdy. took u
MI GIiniths room large TIN boz. the key of
the Ducbesso fAuXy called for the production Of the secur
ties The unlocked and Mr. Grth called for the
securities Mr. Nc urdy took on from the box The CITY OF
Nashville bonds which the schedule called had been
deemed and their value $4,000 shown I'm cash The other
securities which all that remain distributed OF James
T. souters estate 5000 Mobile aud Oh bonds $1,000
Mobile and Ohio bonture bonds 81 900 Georgia bonds
5000 Mobile and Montgomery bonds SO shares Bank OF
Republic stock 200 shares Raleigh and CASTOR stock
20 shares CumberIan Coal Co stock $1,000 West Farmon
Gas and Coal Co.'S bonds 1920 shares West Farmont g. and
C. Co.'S stock 6U4 shares Mariposa Mining CO. $4,000 Rich
mond and York River H. H. bonds 500 Cincinnati and Chi
eago X bonds, $1,000 Cincinnati smbridge and mcago
Railway bonds $4,000 N Y CITY Central Underground r.
X bonds. 1900 Fremont and Indiana r. r. bonds $4,000
Lacrosse and Milwaukee r. r. bonds $50 shares Alabama
Coal and Co., 10 Breckenridge Camel Coal Co..
(oumbus Georgia 80 shares Bank OF Commerce Savannah
80 shares Bank Wilmington ~ e. 10 shares Niagara Falls
Hydraulic Co. 275 shares OF Chenille Manufacturing Co.
200 shares ZerDes Run and shaokin r. X Co.. aud $4,000
1acleie Gaslight 20. bonds
Some II The securities apparently OF little valus The
coupons for January 1887 Of the valuable bonds had
been cut on The certificate of the twenty shares
Bank OF Republic was new and dated January Is. 1887
Mr. Soutte the avicc OF his refused
any Questions on the ground that he had been indicted and
y considering that question Mr. Griffith adjourned the hear
Ing " Friday OF next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
rHB COURT OF APPEAL9

Gsns this morning when Judge Rufus w. Peckham
the bench for the nrst time The following
Gued,
msnt By the and egAtes will
Mary McPheYson deceased OF Imposed BY Chapter
t68 Of the laws OF 1885, his test collateral
inheritance isw.)
No 20-Michaei Coffee administrator respondent, agt
Buffalo. NewYork and Phiadelphia Railroad Company
pelsnt.
The following 10 the motion calendar for 10:
$685. 1885, $780, osl 2S7 1901. 1000 $685. 99x e7s 992
$685. $685. 6ss 1907 e70 972 98l. 1907 1915 1912 1918
1904. 10ll. lola, 1905. 1910 lol6. lOl7.
The Court Of Appeals day calendar for January 10
follows:
Nos 1856 49, 157 1914 1885, 1es zoos. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON Jan. l7-l2,30 D. m.-Consols, 100 Ills for
MONEY and for the account United states -Four psr
Cent Bonds 1907 no. -Four and Half Per Cent nonds.
ll2 ii Atlantic and Wes FIRST Mortgage Trus
tees Ceruncates So do Second Mortgage Era 30 do
binary. So's. 81 Paul Common ssi Newfork Central
Paris advces quote Three Per Cent nsntss at 81 franco
60 csntimss for the seo?pat ..
count, Canadian Paoiae 6eSi Illinois cenJsL is7hi H.
Paul Common. va New. York Central ll7ia
fhs snou Of SuisS gone int Bank Of England
balance today n aAooa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
sTERNE CHTrTENDEN PRONOUNCED INSANE

Sheriff presided by esJudge Noah Davis solo
commissioner heard testimony yesterday unacy
sterne Chenden Dr. Barstow superintendent Of Sanford
Han at Flushing where Mr. chittenden confined testified
that not safe To bring Mt ChteDden
chief deluson is that he 10 charged with electricity.
Testimony as 10 his condition given
Richard L. Chittenden OF Paradise, Penn. brother Miss
Etlea Harris who vei In the Miburn fats in seventh
when 6ierne Chittenden had there and Henry T.
thenden OF Columbus Ohio another brother The latter
Nshed that Stcne owned houses 10 This city valued
~ from $4,000 TO Sl50VO0 gagged for &5l 000 and
ongng rental OF His personal property consisted
OF notes given him by the witness worth with interest
$4,000 He also held property trust for his MIRA
Sarah 3. Lowell worth S3O.0O0
DIT H. 7. WidmaD, OF Bellevue Hospital said that Mr..
Chttenen suffering from Occasional insanity DIR.
Aan Fitch insanity expert corroboraed previous test
uony and the jury found Mr.. Chtendcn insane
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IL II a Fact
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well established that consumption attended 70 u M
stares can be cured There hvmsvo NJ uuo ana tx0net
wsy ihs diseases when Is really :cronious ussrs
on of tbu unKA except purifying the bivvi ke:p
the liver perfect order blooi wiz Dc TIE vsel
DR. rierces 0ocn Medical Discovery purely vegssaSs
conpoupd doeU AL and wnlls u parties she
I builds up the system .ssa as1
cal Discovery" Take NO other. Of grussistA .eff
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teemeuy n REGARD made between plain
~ nd the eok Exohaaee and that proposed be made
v1f tie wSssssn usion Company The counsel mp
to-day.
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TIE PkTROLEUN MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Trading In crudececstes yesterday again fairly
active scale and fuctuated frequently enough satisfy
the scapers Of moderate pront strong dev eope
at the opening and from 70s TO ~
The excitement in the stock department Of tho Consolidated
Exchange over tho break in Richmond Terminal stock
the Oil traders han prices but the market
yielded Int little below ~ cents II touched the best prices
the close and rnaly ended ~ gain OF q
cent Tbs from The field comparative
There slight the OF the wash
nson hed and There are iew well, due within The merit
scs sustain the output al about present hgurea But
such influence will be temporary. the general course Of
the supply continues has done for
three months past Carrying rate fell from 60 cents 10 30
90 The market closed steady aud on the surface ese
days seng of Gesultory 'haraete while the buying
appesrc 10 he by strong ope ratOrs.
The and the total dealings At the Consol
dated Exchange were as follows:
Opening. II 7O7s
Highest ........... 72is Final. II .
saes Daffes ',OVV
Refined oil rmer and l. cent higher AZ
6s1 cents here and CO aGS4 cents In Philadelphia
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SALES AT TIE COYSOLIDA TED SrOOK AND RETRO
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